Buzz, are you signed on when you've tried to open it? If so, maybe log out and then try.
I'll give that a go.Buzz, are you signed on when you've tried to open it? If so, maybe log out and then try.
Isn't that like saying you were speeding up to the accident but at point of impact you werent speeding (because you'd crashed!) so the speeding beforehand isn't taken into account? I expect the prosecution simply didn't present it properly in evidence.By the prosecution whose case was about the period of the accident and not the period prior to the accident when he got the alerts. Basically they said he knew he had low blood sugar when he rammed into the beer garden. But at the time he was obviously in a coma with a sugar level of 1.1 and so he could not have known that he was heading toward the pub. Of course does not excuse the fact that as a long term diabetic he should have known better and not driven. But the magistrate said the prosecutions case was not about that
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Slightly different in thos case as the prosecutor was of the view that when blood sugar was 1.1 the driver was still voluntarily driving.but at point of impact you werent speeding
thanks for the info drron - interesting to read the DFAT letter.So to finish off. First the letter I received from DFAT. At the end is their list of English speaking lawyers. I simply had the first on the Sapporo list.
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That occurs too in every jurisdiction in the worldvideo news : Japan court acquits man decades after death sentence (NHK 26 Sep 2024)
Had a cousin who did same with a non-stopping train at a little station in Europe.Last week, in Hiroshima, we were on a local train, when it was involved in a suicide.
Not uncommon in Japan, alas. (The suicide, that is. Not our witnessing of the event.)
But, with DrRon’s recent experience in my mind constantly during our travels on this visit, I could not help wondering what the unfortunate train driver would be experiencing.
Hideous, for all connected, in any way - the family, the train crew, emergency workers etc.
With that significant exception, our trip through the southern region was brilliant.
The response from the Railway team and Emergency Services was impressive.Had a cousin who did same with a non-stopping train at a little station in Europe.
No, not really. The video actually compared the situation in Japan against some other countries, and what those countries had done to address similar issues.That occurs too in every jurisdiction in the world
We are not talking about wrongful conviction here, we are talking about how the legal system deal with known wrongful convictions. Big differenceYes really. Wrongful convictions occur everywhere including Australia where they hace occured due to State misconduct other factors. In fact it is clear that all the reasons for wrongful convictions around the world have occured in Australia as well.
And its the same here... and elsewhere.we are talking about how the legal system deal with wrongful convictions.
They are 2 very different things.And its the same here... and elsewhere.
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